I need Adobe Application Manager to launch Acrobat XI

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• Adobe Application Manager cannot find Acrobat XI Mac Pro on MBP

  Hello

  I tried several times, and personal support from Adobe yet contacted chat, to solve this problem, but when I run Adobe Application Manager, still shows that I have not installed Adobe Acrobat XI Pro for Mac.  He told me that my serial number is valid, but that it cannot find AA XI Pro on my MBP.  When I run Adobe Acrobat Pro XI for Mac on my MBP, I get a similar message.  Adobe Acrobat Pro XI is not yet in the list of applications for which I could possibly enter a serial number.  So, I wonder - Adobe has not yet clued in its own applications that he has released Acrobat Pro XI?

  Seems all kinds of descendant and not professional to me.

  See you soon,.

  Hussar

  Since the message that you have described, it shows that you have purchased the upgrade for Acrobat XI. You are eligible for an upgrade if you already have an earlier version of Acrobat. More details here - http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/buying-guide-upgrade-pricing.html

  If you already have an earlier version of Acrobat, select this version from the drop-down list and provide the serial number of this version. For example, if you have Acrobat X and you decide to upgrade to Acrobat XI, then launch Acrobat XI you will get this message. Select Acrobat X and provide the serial number for Acrobat X so that your eligibility for discounted upgrade is checked.

  If you do not have the earlier version of Acrobat, and yet you have purchased an upgrade, please contact customer support to solve this problem.

  -Karan

• Do I need Adobe Application Manager for PSE8?

  I have a PC running Vista SP2 and PSE8.  I wanted to install the updated Camera Raw 6.2 in elements.  I downloaded the plugin and open the zip file by following the instructions.  I received a message that I had to the application manager.  Although the Adobe download page says the Manager is for CS5, I downloaded it, and I think that in order to install it.  But when I went to open the file unzipped to the updater, I got a message that says "error loading workflow of update".  When I tried again, I get "some updates could not be installed" and "update is not applicable" in another part of the error window.  Can someone tell me what I did wrong?  I saw a solution, asking me to install a "fix" for Vista, but I won't unless I need to use it.

  Looks like you have the installer for CS applications. You must have the version of this page:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=40&platform=Windows

• Adobe Application Manager - download error

  I have a subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud. I downloaded the Application Manager. I opened the Manager, connect, then the computer just by saying download error. Please contact customer support.

  The application manager also does not appear in programs. I thought that if I uninstall and reinstall what might work, but I can't actually uninstall it.

  Any ideas?

  I use:

  Windows 7 Business - Service pack 1

  64-bit operating system.

  Ok.. Here is how I solved this problem. This could be a help to anyone. In one of the forums there was advice for a problem where Creative Cloud connection constantly requested ID, which is what precipitated this problem with Application Manager. I uninstalled creative Cloud connection then:

  I dragged my file opm.db by dragging on the destop. I then went to re-download Creative connection Cloud, which caused the Adobe Application Manager to launch ask for my credentials and instead of the dreaded mistake of downloading, it launched. This has created a new opm.db file, which apparently now allows application Manager to load and work.

  On Mac, you can find the opm.db file located in this folder: \Library\Application Support\Adobe\OOBE

• Hi all, after happily using CC for almost a year he no longer works: the creative cloud icon continue on spinning and when I try to open ANY CC applications a warning saying "Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem. However, he

  Hi all, after happily using CC for almost a year he no longer works: the creative cloud icon continue on spinning and when I try to open ANY CC applications a warning saying "Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem. However, it is missing or damaged. Please download and install a new copy ecc ecc. Tried all that but I'm stuck. any help, please? Thank you.

  Hello

  Please try following steps depending on your operating system

  (Windows)

  (1) close adobe all processes in the Task Manager (Core sync services for the desktop application adobe, adobe office, broker CIB Adobe updater AAM service)

  2) navigate to the following locations and assign all permissions to the adobe folders to the current user.  (Right click on adobe folder select properties then click on the Security tab, click on edit and select current user, that you are connected to, select full control, click on apply and then ok)

  C: / / program data (to view hidden files to see this folder)

  C: / / program files 86 x files / common

  C: / / program files x 86.

  C: / / program files common files

  C: //program files.

  Go to c:/programdata/Adobe and oobe and rename it oobe.old

  Go to c: / / programfiles86x/common files/adobe/and rename the oobe oobe.old and aamupdator to ammupdator.old and delete the folder Adobe application manager

  Go to c: / / Users/username/appdata/local/adobe/rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator

  Go to Control Panel/Add or remove programs and uninstall cloud creative app

  Install app creative cloud from link according to https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

  Run it and it should work.

  (MAC)

  (1) close adobe all processes in the activity monitor (cloud Creative), synchronization of the base, CC, ccx, services for the desktop application adobe, adobe office, CIB Adobe updater AAM Broker service

  2) navigate to the following locations and assign all permissions to the adobe folders to the current user. To navigate, click on go in the bar on then click goto... type/library/application support of / and then click OK.

  (3) to assign the authorization right click on adobe folder and click on Get info... A window will open. Then click on the lock symbol to allow editing. Then click on sign + to add your user name. Then change read only to read and write. Then click gear icon on the bottom and click on apply to the elements included and click ok... Go to the next step then.

  3) navigate to the location following support/adobe application and rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator.

  (4) place you ~/Library/application support/adobe/oobe and rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator.

  Cloud creative library and remove 5 open application).

  (6) open utility library of the application itself and delete Adobe application manager and creative cloud

  (7) install creative cloud from link according to https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

  (8) launch cc app and it should work properly

• I have Photoshop CS5 and when I try to launch it after recovering from a crash of the system, I get a popup telling me I have to use Adobe Application Manager.

  I have Adobe Application Manager and he wants to give me Photoshop CS6.  I couldn't find a way around THIS so I let Application Manager download and install CS6.  Who wants to be activated but (understandably, I suppose) wants my serial number.  All I have is the number for CS5 so I guess that since I was more or less fed force CS6, that will be fine.  It is not the case.  I went to the Chat facility but told me that they support only the activation problems and/or installation, and since my CS5 (although not functional) is enabled in fact, it's on the forums.  Help?

  I finally got things market so I thought that I would return at least to indicate what was necessary in case someone else is in a similar mess.

  I had NOT reinstalled CS3 as the two guests and all indications here in the forum suggested that it would be enough just to enter the serial number for CS3.  As it happened in this case - probably because of the goulash that my system has been transformed an operating system crash and reinstall - which would not be good enough.

  I reinstalled CS3 and launched so I'm the guest of serial number and has been able to do successfully 'Activé' (see the first picture below)

  I wasn't able to get CS3 "registered" (see the second image), but the guest suggested javascript as suspects or internet access, and my presence here in the forum proves neither of those to be wrong. The failure of the connection indicates it may be trying to connect to a resource for activating long dormant CS3 (or dead) at Adobe?

  I then restarted CS5 and once I gave my serial number, he was finally happy with any complaint of needing a product calling prior to the upgrade (see third picture)

  

  

  

• Why he keep saying "Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem?

  I tried in vain to set up the CC on my new iMac - I downloaded Office CC, but cannot see any of my apps - it says 'error download - download creative cloud '. So I quit, re-download creative cloud... and then several times to get the error. "Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem. However, it is missing or damaged. Please download and install a new copy of the Application Manager etc etc... ". I do, but it makes no difference, and I get the same messages. I'm really angry on this subject, it should be easy, and I have work to do! Can anyone help please? Thank you!

  N ° 1)

  Adobe Application Manager trash from Applications > utilities.

  Step 2)

  Click on the link below and download Adobe Application Manager and install the same.

  http://download.Adobe.com/pub/Adobe/creativesuite/CC/Mac/ApplicationManager9.0_all.dmg

  Once the installation is complete, a niche will disappear.

  Then open " Applications" folder and locate the launch of Adobe Application Manager icon and double-click it and update.

• Unable to get to install Acrobat, Adobe Application Manager does not work!

  How can I get Acrobat to install correctly? Whenever I try, I get the Adobe Application Manager:

  

  Cannot select anything on the menu drop-down superior. and if I click on accept... nothing happens!

  Hi Shotgun981,

  Add to that Jeff & Sheena share, do you have any other product installed on this machine? Is it works fine? Can you please navigate to the below mentioned location and advice if it worked for you or not.

  / Library/Application Support/Adobe/SLStore

  
  

  Rename the documents mentioned above in SLStore_old and try and launch Acrobat. If this does not work, please ensure that we have all the permissions on the folder that is mentioned in the article. (Note: this article is only for sharing the location and the real problem is not described in it)

  Configuration error 16. CC, CS

  
  

  (Note: this article is only for sharing the location and the real problem is not described in it)

  
  

  See you soon,.

  Michael Sharma

• Adobe Application Manager does not display that Acrobat Pro XI is installed when it was

  Adobe Application Manager does not appear that Acrobat Pro XI is installed when it was installed by the Adobe Application Manager. I tried clicking on the button in the application manager Adobe who installs the program again and gives a key to launch the installation program. But the next time Adobe Application Manager starts, it said: Acrobat Pro XI is not installed, when it was installed (and working). I am a subscriber of creative cloud on the Mac (MacOS 10.8.3). platform Adobe Applicationa Manager is version 7.0.0.324.

  How can I get Adobe Application Manager to show that the program Acrobat Pro XI is installed?

  Thoughts?

  -john

  I tried the suggestion Greg_M #1 first - without success. Then tried the suggestion #2 of Arpit - also without success. However, I discovered that the uninstall program running in 'Applications-> Utilities-> Adobe Installers folder' had not removed the file Acrobat Pro XI (he was still in his file in the Applications). Finally, what worked manages the uninstall program that was in the folder ACROBAT PRO (NOT the utililites folder). When I ran the uninstaller program, I had also ticked the box in preferences to delete (not sure if that matters).

  All is well now. When I run Adobe Application Manager it says correctly that Acrobat XI is "installed".

  Greg and David thanks for your help/suggestions!

  -john

• How custom install Acrobat XI via Adobe Application Manager (I don't want integration office)

  Hello

  I am a creative cloud paid member with access to the Adobe application Manger. When I download and install Acrobat XI (also has happened with previous versions), it installs just the full version of the software, so he messes with my sepcifically of Microsoft Office with Word program, install macros or whatever. So whenever I run Word, I get errors.

  I need to install Acrobat XI as a standalone program, so I can choose the CUSTOM installation. But, as I do through the Adobe Application Manager, I have no control over that.

  Please help, thanks

  Hi alexanderschek,

  After you install Acrobat via Adobe Application Manager, you can go to the Start Menu-> Control Panel-> programs-> programs and features (windows 7, something similar should exist for other operating systems too). You will see a list of all the applications installed on your computer. There you can select Adobe Acrobat Pro XI and click the button change above. A windows install Adobe Acrobat dialog box will appear. Select modify, and then click Next. Now you will get a dialog box similar to the CUSTOM installation dialog box.  You can select/deselect features according to your requirement, and that should solve your problem. According to your requirement, you can disable the feature: «Create Adobe PDF-> Acrobat PDFMakers-> Microsoft Office» I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Sandy

• Cannot launch Adobe Application Manager

  Under Mac OSX Lion Macbook Pro with Adobe Creative Cloud. When I try to launch Acrobat Pro, Application Manager tries to launch, but none came. Occurs whenever I try to launch Acrobat, so Acrobat will not work. Suggestions? I noticed there is no uninstall for Application Manager. I can just trash and try to reinstall?

  Hi Dave,.

  Acrobat X has already worked? I would try to run uninstaller for Acrobat applications > utilities > Adobe Installers if avaiable, restart and then start Adobe Application Manager first of all within the Applications and then reinstall Acrobat.

  -Dave

• Acrobat Standard DC requires Adobe Application Manager, which does not install

  We have OEM Acrobat Standard DC installed on new PCs and it is desirous of Adobe Application Manager to install, and when installation fails so she asks Adobe Support Advisor, which is a product abandoned.  Any suggestions on where to go next, other than the fall of Adobe products all together?

  Solve the problems of downloading and installation of Adobe Application Manager (AAM)

• Adobe Application Manager wants my password and I don't have one, never need one. Ive tried every password I know and I don't know what to do now.

  Im trying to update 6 Lightroom and Adobe Application Manager wants my password and I don't have one, never need one. Ive tried every password I know and I don't know what to do now.

  It calls not just for login password for your computer so that it can install your software?

• Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem, however it is missing or damaged. Download a new copy of Adobe Application Manager or install this product again.

  HelloW friends,

  I try to install CS6 in my MacBook, but it displays error.

  Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem, however it is missing or damaged. Download a new copy of Adobe Application Manager or install this product again.

  Please tell me how to solve the problem of teas.

  Kind regards

  Billon

  Please use cleaning tool to remove Adobe Application Manager and reinstall it using this Windows | Macintosh link

• Impossible to download creative cloud, acrobat pro or Adobe Application Manager

  I bought adobe pro and click Download. It saves the file on my computer, but when I click Run, it stops downloading when it is over 75%. It tells me to download Adobe Application Manager. I click on the link and it's downloaded the creative cloud. When creative cloud is almost done signature, it indicates there is an error and I need to download the application support. I click on this link and it tells me that the aid application is no longer available. A circle without end with no luck. Removed the firewall, tried to open different browsers. It's for my laptop with Windows 8.1 running on 64-bit operating system. All the tips in order to get my download as I bought a few days ago and really need it to work.

  Thank you.

  You seem to have done all the troubleshooting available in our help documents; Please Contact Customer Care as agent to be remote in your machine and solve the problem.